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IHIC 2007 + SNOMED Workshop Presentations, Audio, & Papers
Note: All resources are in PDF format. Audio is in MP3 Format. 
IHIC Proceedings
 IHIC 2007 Proceedings: Submitted Papers and Abstracts IHIC Presentations
Day 1 - August 31, 2007
Morning
Welcome from the CEO of HL7 – Charles Jaffe
NHS CfH: Care Record Sumary & Entries - Dr Ken Lunn, Head of Data Standards, for NHS Connected for Health
Canadian V3 Experiences: ePrescription, Claims & Disease Management - Mr Marc Koehn, Consultant, Gordon Point
Informatics Ltd
The Netherlands:
Experiences with HL7 V3 Messages in the Perinatology Domain - William Goossen, Researcher/Consultant, Results 4 Care B.V, Netherlands
HL7 Version 3 Mission and Strategy in Relation to International Standards and
Methodologies for Semantic Interoperability -Bernd Blobel, Assoc Professor and Head, eHealth Competence Center,
University of Regensburg Medical Center, Germany Concurrent Streams
(Murakami) Next generation EMR systems - Pioneering attempts in Japan
(Heitmann) CDA in Germany
(Aggelidis) Maintainability of healthcare information systems and HL7
( Mair) Over the RIM
(Hoshimoto)- Development of a nationwide electronic health doc exchange
(Mandirola) Use of Clinical document architecture R2
Afternoon
Panel 1 Presentation & Audio
Panel Topic: PANEL 1 -The building blocks of interoperability, making them interoperate with each other and overcoming barriers to achieve optimal outcome. The panel will explore key building
blocks such as CDA, Archetypes, IHE, Terminology and use of Terminology/SNOMED-CT in HL7
International Panellists include:Bob Dolin, Dan Russler, Sam Heard, Charles Parisot, William
Goossen, Michio Kimura, Kai Heitmann and Marc Koehn.Two Presentations: Slides 1, Slides 2
Audio: Panel 1 - Audio Recorded Session.mp3 (1hr 46min running time, 50 MB MP3) 
Day 2 - September 1, 2007
Morning
HL7 V3 and SOA - Dr Dan Russler, VP Clinical Informatics, Oracle
CDA & CCD Specification & Implementation- Dr Bob Dolin, Hospitalist, Kaiser Permanante
IHE - XDS and Services Profiles- Mr Charles Parisot, Manager, Architecture and Standards, GE Healthcare
National Health Information Network- Mr Charles Parisot, Manager, Architecture and Standards, GE Healthcare
Implementation of Archetypes in V3 - Dr Sam Heard, CEO, Ocean Informatics Concurrent Streams
(Chien-Tsai Liu) Unified approach to adoption of lab LOINC in Taiwan
(Shih-Chan Fan) Development of HL7 Methodology for Medical data exchange in Taiwan
(Van Huffel) Document-centric clinical care using ECMA XML to document healthcare for machine and human readability
(Kimura) SS-MIX: An initiative for promoting Healthcare data exchange by Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare  (Menkes) Informatics in the management of metabolic syndrome
(Lee) Clinical Document Registry Framework Afternoon
Where and How NEHTA Plans to Adopt the Next Generation of HL7 Standards
for the Electronic Messaging of Health Information Across Australia - Dr Andy Bond, NEHTA Panel 2 Presentation & Audio
Panel Topic: PANEL 2 - Data interchange between patient records and shared electronic health
records - strategies and measurement of success. The panel will explore key issues
such as standards and harmonization, infrustructure, regional and national strategies
and international collaborations.
International Panellists include: Ken Lunn, Ed Hammond, Charles Parisot, Yun Sik Kwak,
Dan Russler and Michio Kimura
Four Presentations: Ed Hammond, Charles Parisot, Yun Sik Kwak, & Michio Kimura
Audio: Panel 2 - Audio Recorded Session.mp3 (1hr 40min running time, 47 MB MP3)
SNOMED Workshop - 30 August 2007
Selected SNOMED Workshop Presentations
Kaiser Permanente HealthConnect - Bob Dolin
SNOMED CT in New Zealand - Russell Craig
Terminology Introduction “Don’s Primer” - Peter MacIsaac, Heather Grain, & Sarah Ryan
SNOMED CT – An Overview, Heather Grain & Sarah Ryan
Mapping and Legacy Systems - Heather Grain
Using SNOMED in Clinical Communications - Dan Russler
An Industry Perspective - Goals - Vincent McCauley
Terminology, Management and Deployment - Jack Bowie
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